calvinandhobbes·Calvin and HobbesbyDailyComic 24 August 1989View original on sh.itjust.works130Comments10Reply
llimelight79 replylemmy.worldOur tabby played fetch when she was a kitten. She grew out of it, unfortunately, but it was great while it lasted!9Reply
aaeronmelon replylemmy.world6Hide 6 repliesHave you never experienced the joy of hitting a tennis ball with a baseball bat? Home run every single time.22Reply
ssit replylemmy.dbzer0.com4Hide 4 repliesMy european mind is not capable of comprehending your comment. You might as well write in Cyrillic or kimchi letters 🤧13Reply
aaeronmelon replylemmy.world2Hide 2 replies kimchi letters 🤨 It’s Hangul, for future reference.13Reply
ssit replylemmy.dbzer0.com1Hide 1 replyYea sorry I tried being funny. I meant Japanese or Chinese symbol but forgot the word.7Reply
aaeronmelon replylemmy.worldKanji. It’s okay, I’ve honestly never heard Korean script called “kimchi letters” before, so it was more funny than anything.14Reply
llimelight79 replylemmy.worldTennis is quite famously played in Europe. For example, at a little place called Wimbledon. A baseball bat is basically a wooden stick that's strong enough to hit a ball without breaking (usually).4Reply
tthreelonmusketeers replysh.itjust.worksWhy? Do tennis balls travel further / faster than baseballs?2Reply
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Only Calvin could get his cat to play fetch.
Our tabby played fetch when she was a kitten. She grew out of it, unfortunately, but it was great while it lasted!
I don’t get it.
Have you never experienced the joy of hitting a tennis ball with a baseball bat? Home run every single time.
My european mind is not capable of comprehending your comment.
You might as well write in Cyrillic or kimchi letters 🤧
🤨
It’s Hangul, for future reference.
Yea sorry I tried being funny.
I meant Japanese or Chinese symbol but forgot the word.
Kanji.
It’s okay, I’ve honestly never heard Korean script called “kimchi letters” before, so it was more funny than anything.
Tennis is quite famously played in Europe. For example, at a little place called Wimbledon.
A baseball bat is basically a wooden stick that's strong enough to hit a ball without breaking (usually).
Why? Do tennis balls travel further / faster than baseballs?